The Key Principals Of Childrens Order 1995 Flashcards

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PARAMOUNTCY

  • in court the child’s welfare comes first
  • the order sets a list of factors when a dispute arises about the upbringing of the child
  • this principal requires the child’s feelings and wishes when decisions are being made
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PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITY

  • defines powers, duties, responsibilities and authority a parent has by law
  • the order requires that children should be cared for and brought up by their family
  • parents continue to have responsibility even when the children aren’t living with them
  • parental responsibility is only lost when a child is freed for adoption
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PROTECTION

  • children should be protected by intervention if they are in danger
  • care orders state that children should only be taken into care if they are likely to be harmed
  • this order gives social services responsibility for the child, as the parent may be restricted to safeguard the child’s welfare
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PREVENTION

  • prevent separating the child from its family to promote welfare of the child
  • when a child is “in need” the service provided may be in a drop in centre
  • must work with other organisations to provide appropriate package of services MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH
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PARTNERSHIP

  • parents with children in need should be given help to bring up their child
  • health and social care services should provide the family with appropriate range and level of support
  • social services must work in partner ship with other agencies to provide services to children in need
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🔑 safeguarding children means the process of protecting children from abuse neglect and preventing impairment of their Heath and development

🔑child protection is part of the safeguarding process where it is necessary to take action when there is a reasonable belief that a child is at risk of harm

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